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Basata Holding Invests $7M in Egyptian technology

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Basata Holding Announces $7 Million Investment in Egypt to Fuel Expansion

Basata Holding for Financial Payments, a prominent Egyptian e-payment platform, has revealed plans to inject $7 million into its operations by 2026. This strategic investment aims to solidify Basata’s standing within the Egyptian market and pave the way for expansion into new regional territories. The company, a major player in Egypt’s burgeoning fintech scene, is actively exploring acquisition opportunities, with final decisions anticipated before the close of the year.

Expansion Plans and New Services

Beyond direct investment, Basata is poised to introduce innovative investment services through collaborative funds with its affiliated companies, pending regulatory green lights. The e-payment firm is also leveraging its existing investments to facilitate broader regional reach. Through its stake in Jordan’s Madfoatcom, Basata intends to enter the Saudi Arabian market before the end of the year. Madfoatcom itself is simultaneously preparing to expand its footprint into Morocco and Kurdistan, further extending Basata’s sphere of influence.

This significant investment underscores Basata Holding’s commitment to driving innovation and accessibility in the financial payments landscape. Established in 2009 through the merger of Masary and Bee (formerly known as Ebtikar), Basata specializes in providing comprehensive e-payment solutions, including bill payments, mobile money services, and supply chain management tools. The planned expansion and new service offerings signal a dynamic period of growth for the company and the broader Egyptian fintech sector.

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